Society
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Doctors defend brutally frank vaccine campaign
A brutally frank campaign in the media showing people close to death and those who have succumbed to Covid has sparked controversy among media experts and the public alike.
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Czechs dispel gloom of pandemic and economic woes with St. Martin’s wine
On St. Martin's Day Czechs around the country sample the first young wine from the autumn harvest and enjoy a traditional feast of roast goose, dumplings and cabbage.
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Czech psychiatrist set to receive state award accused of sexually abusing patients
Police are investigating Dr Jan Cimický, who is due to receive the Medal of Merit for helping advance the field of psychiatry, for alleged sexual assaults over decades.
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More Czechs believe in aliens than in God, but pandemic increased reflections on spiritual matters
Around a fifth of people living in the Czech Republic believe in God and just over a third in some sort of higher being, according to a new STEM/Mark survey.
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New Charles University rector wants to address equal opportunities in academia
Charles University vice-rector and respected researcher Milena Králíčková was recently elected the university’s new rector.
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Czech model serving 8-year sentence for drug smuggling in Pakistan to be released
Twenty-five year old Czech model Tereza Hlušková who is serving an eight year sentence for drug trafficking in a Pakistani jailhouse has been acquitted.
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The life of Czech children pre and post Covid
We speak to the head of the Czech branch of UNICEF Pavla Gomba about the life of Czech children =pre and post Covid.
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New nutrition labelling of food products to be launched in Czechia next year
As of next year, some food manufacturers in the Czech Republic will start labelling their products with colour codes to inform consumers about their nutritional value.
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Commemorative “banknotes” issued to mark 10th anniversary of Václav Havel’s death
In honour of Václav Havel, commemorative sheets resembling banknotes have been issued, featuring an image of the late Czech statesman, chosen by his widow.
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‘The younger the Czech, the more tolerant’, HateFree Culture survey shows
A recent survey of 2,000 Czechs on attitudes towards ethnic, racial, religious and sexual minorities shows a shift in perceptions of “problematic” groups.
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More young Czechs are getting tinnitus. Is it Covid, or pandemic-related stress?
Czechia has seen a big rise in tinnitus cases since 2019. Among them are people who had Covid-19, but also many young adults who did not contract the virus.
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New restrictions introduced as Czech Covid numbers shoot up
Accelerating Covid figures have led to new Czech government measures, including mandatory respirators at workplaces and Covid certificate checks at spots like bars.
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